Destination Thailand Visa: Your Gateway to Paradise and Productivity

Are you a digital nomad, freelancer, or remote worker dreaming of a tropical workcation? Look no further than the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV), your ticket to the ultimate blend of paradise and productivity.

Why Choose DTV?

Work and Play in Paradise: Experience the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine of Thailand while you work remotely.
Long-Term Stay: Enjoy a stay of up to 180 days per entry, with the option to extend for another 180 days, and a visa validity of 5 years.
Multiple Entries: Leave and re-enter Thailand as many times as you like during the visa's validity period.
Cost-Effective: The DTV is a budget-friendly option compared to other long-term visas.
Easy Application: Our streamlined process makes applying for the DTV simple and hassle-free.

Who is Eligible?

Digital Nomads: Freelancers, remote workers, and online entrepreneurs who can work from anywhere in the world.
Soft Power Professionals: Individuals involved in activities that promote Thai culture, such as teaching Muay Thai, cooking classes, or language courses.
Financial Stability: Individuals must show a bank account balance of at least 500,000 THB (approximately $14,000 USD).

What We Offer

395 USD (service fee excluding the government fee)

Expert Guidance: Our team of experienced immigration specialists will guide you through every step of the DTV application process, ensuring a smooth and successful experience.
Document Preparation: We'll help you gather and prepare all the required documents, saving you time and effort.
Application Submission: We'll submit your application to the Thai Embassy on your behalf, increasing your chances of approval.
Ongoing Support: We'll be there to answer any questions and provide ongoing support throughout your stay in Thailand.
Refund: If your DTV visa application is denied by the Thai authorities, we will refund a portion of the service fee, provided the denial is not due to misrepresentation or omission on your part. For more details, please visit our refund policy page.

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How to Apply?

Contact Us: Reach out to us to discuss your eligibility and to receive a personalized consultation.
Submit Documents: Gather the required documents and submit them to us for review.
Pay Application Fee: The professional application processing fee for assistance by Siam Legal is $395 USD.
Pay Government Visa Fee: 10,000 THB
Receive Approval: We'll submit your application to the Thai Embassy and notify you once it's approved.

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Who Can We Assist?

We can assist applicants located in these countries:

North America:
United States, Canada
Europe:
United Kingdom, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Austria, France, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Spain, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Monaco, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Greece, Serbia, Croatia
South Pacific:
Australia, New Zealand
Asia:
China, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau
Middle East:
Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia

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Don't miss this opportunity to work and live in one of the world's most beautiful and welcoming countries. Start your DTV application today and unlock a life of adventure, productivity, and cultural immersion in Thailand!

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Services provided by Siam Legal International

Siam Legal has 20 years of experience in immigration-related cases providing you with peace of mind that your case has been appropriately prepared and submitted.

Rex Baay

Senior Immigration Consultant

Rex has been handling immigration cases in Thailand for 15 years. He has great knowledge of Thai non-immigrant visas such as business visas, Thai marriage visas, retirement visas, and Thai Elite visas. He is also handling more complicated cases such as changing visas within Thailand.

Dennis Ramm

Managing Director

Mr. Dennis Ramm serves as Siam Legal's Managing Director for 20 years. He has contributed articles to numerous publications throughout Southeast Asia discussing matters such as property issues and immigration law spanning several continents.